Global animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS has welcomed the release of new data from Stats SA's General Household Survey (GHS), providing an accurate and credible snapshot of companion animal ownership in the country, at national, provincial and metropolitan level.

This World Milk Day, observed on Monday, 1 June, global animal welfare organisation FOUR PAWS is encouraging South Africans to take a moment to reflect on the animals behind one of the country's most widely consumed everyday products.

Publicis Production South Africa has been recognised as one of only five Publicis Groupe Centres of Excellence worldwide, based on the calibre and scale of work produced locally for global brands.

H&M South Africa has built on its support for gender equality and youth empowerment with a R1-million donation to non-profit organisation Star for Life. 

Transpharm has concluded its first intake of unemployed youth into the Shoprite Group's Retail Readiness Programme (RRP), which kicked off in March.

Education non-profit Good Work Foundation (GWF) has announced its new Dixie digital learning campus taking shape in remote northern Mpumalanga, benefiting hundreds of rural learners and school-leavers with digital and work-readiness skills. 

Public Relations (PR) and Digital Marketing Agency, Tishala Communications, has celebrated its eighth birthday, aimed at highlighting its reputation of specialisation in technology PR.

The recent discussion surrounding the Children's Amendment Bill has prompted a national conversation about access, equity and quality in South Africa's Early Childhood Development (ECD) sector.

Every year, Mandela Day asks the same quiet question, "What will you do with your 67 minutes?" The answer is not always simple. The will is there. The heart is there. What is often missing is a clear, practical way to take part in something that is well organised, genuinely useful and able to reach the people who need it most.

For children spending weeks or even months in hospital, keeping up with schoolwork can be nearly impossible. Between treatments, limited space and overcrowded wards, many are forced to study on beds, bedside tables or not at all. Now, a new initiative is aiming to change that.